Paying for your life in Mexico
The cost of doing business in Mexico now involves bribing drug
cartels.

Ioan GrilloSeptember 6, 2011 08:29
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The Casino Royale smolders after 52 people died inside. Police say the
owner failed to pay off a drug cartel. (AFP/AFP/Getty Images)
MEXICO CITY, Mexico — At a construction site of an apartment building
in the heart of the Mexican capital, a company engineer runs through
his weekly payroll sheet.

He has salaries written out for carpenters, bricklayers and
electricians. At the bottom of the sheet is a notation of $200 for
“security services” next to a nickname, “El Indio” — the Indian.

“That is what we have to pay to gangsters to be able work on this
site,” said the engineer, who asked that his name not be used, for
fear of his safety.

September 6, 2011
New Fast and Furious details indicate gov’t cover-up, White House
involvement
Published: 2:21 PM 09/02/2011 | Updated: 6:36 AM 09/05/2011
By Matthew Boyle - The Daily Caller

The heated Congressional investigation into the botched Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives program Operation Fast and
Furious reached a whole new level on Friday.

New emails obtained by the Los Angeles Times appear to show senior
Obama administration and White House officials were briefed on the gun-
walking operation. The three White House officials implicated by the
LA Times’ reporting are Kevin M. O’Reilly, the director of North
American Affairs for the White House national security staff; Dan
Restrepo, the president’s senior Latin American advisor; and Greg
Gatjanis, a White House national security official.

The emails were sent between July 2010 and February 2011, before the
scandalous ATF program was exposed, according the LA Times.

You recall the NYTimes: the same newspaper which only recently took a
two hundred and fifty million dollar loan from Mexico's wealthiest
(front*) man:

Issa Goes to War With New York Times Over ‘False Story’
By Stephen Clark
Published August 27, 2011

House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Rep. Darrell
Issa, R-Calif. , speaks on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, June
2, 2011,
Rep. Darrell Issa, the powerful chairman of the House Oversight and
Government Reform Committee, has declared war on the New York Times
after the newspaper published a front-page story last week linking the
California Republican’s business activities to his congressional
duties...

Read more: http://fxn.ws/pZPRoN

* For his camarilla's boss and benefactor ex-Presidente Salinas de
Gortari who, upon the "privatization" of Mexico's Telmex "gave" the
huge telephone utility to his camarilla's member: Carlos Slim.

Issa: 'Fast and Furious' Was a Crime
Tuesday, 06 Sep 2011 05:03 AM

House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa says federal
authorities could have prevented the gunrunning operation known as
“Fast and Furious,” and if the debacle was thwarted, the death of
Border Patrol agent Brian Terry and other fatal crimes might never
have happened.

“Well, there’s no question: Lying to Congress is a crime...

Read more at:

http://bit.ly/nlP33m

"Bufozzo" gmail.com> wrote in message
news:hujbiq$can$1@news.eternal-september.org...

"Juan Moreira" escribió en el mensaje
news:r6aPn.36750$mi.5349@newsfe01.iad...
| "RLunfa" eslahumedad.com.ar> wrote in message
| news:huj988$2tm$1@news.eternal-september.org...
| > "Bufozzo" gmail.com> escribió en el mensaje
[...]
| > | No revelar el actual pais de residencia es de puto.
| >
| > Pero precavido, que vale por dos.
| >
| > RLunfa
|
| No sé si hacen falta ejemplos, pero recordemos el caso de Gurriato y el
| buchón del Orto. De Vizcacha y Gregg (vía de dos direcciones). De Edmundo
y
| FMM. De Chuck y el marinero polaco. El caso de Ivolman y Edmundo que
recordó
| FMM hace poco. Cualquier cosa que se sepa de cualquier tipo, saldrá a
| relucir tarde o temprano, debidamente adornada y deformada.
| Juan ...

On Jun 7, 1:36 pm, "Juan Moreira" wrote:

"Juan Moreira" wrote in message
news:r6aPn.36750$mi.5349@newsfe01.iad...

Buen, me parece que tambien se puede exagerar eso de la privacidad. Decir en
que pais del mundo uno vive ayuda a poner las opiniones de la persona en
contexto. Y como es muy probable que "Juan Moreira" lo mismo no sea tu
nombre verdadero, dudo que alguien se ponga a rastrearte, o que si lo hacen
consigan algo.

Vos tendras tus motivos para no divulgar el pais en que vivis, pero dudo que
sea por la cuestion de privacidad.

PINKO

SEATTLE - Seattle Police are investigating to determine if an attack on a
16-year-old West Seattle boy was racially motivated.

Shane McClellan's father says his son was walking home from a friend's house
Tuesday around 2 a.m. when he was approached by two men - one black and one
Asian.

Asking him first for a light, they then attacked him, kicking and hitting
him and threatening him with a gun, said McClellan.

"They started punching, knocked him down, kicking him, robbed him of
everything, stole his coat, shoved him to the ground, stuck a gun in the
back of his head," described McClellan. "I can't tell you what it's like to
see and not even be able to recognize your son."

McClellan says they also burned the back of Shane's neck with cigarette
butts before taking out a belt and making the racially-charged comments.

"When they were beating with the belt [they said] that they hated white
people, and that's what the whipping was for," said McClellan.

Shane said they told him they singled him out because that was what his
ancestors did to theirs.

The teen was unconscious until about 7 a.m., said McClellan, and he then
stumbled into the street and was helped to a hospital by a passerby.

Mientras en otros paises han desarrollado nuevas computadoras mas
potentes, ipods que dejan obsoleto al viejo walkman, pantallas que se
enrollan, impresoras cada vez mas rapidas y demas maravillas
electronicas que se exportan a todo el mundo.

Aqui nuestros dizque empresarios siguen esperando las reformas
estructurales para invertir.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OvTLg4i2_U